Kilchurn Castle

Kilchurn Castle

If you are near Loch Awe of Scotland in the summer, a lovely castle full of history to visit is none other than Kilchurn Castle.

This castle (unlike some others I have visited) does not charge for entry.

You park your car and there are many spaces to do this, and then start walking inwards.

Kilchurn Castle

You will soon see the walls of the castle as it stands today.

Kilchurn Castle

Once you walk up towards the gates (which must be kept shut or the goats/sheeps/lambs may go in and foul the place), you are within the castle grounds.

Kilchurn Castle

The first thing I did was to peek out what was the windows to have a look at the scenery.

Kilchurn Castle

The castle overlooks much of Loch Awe and is at a beautiful location.

Kilchurn Castle

There are plenty of places to look out of, and many picturesque scenes.

Kilchurn Castle

Will describes this as my 90s model shot, with hair billowing (if you can call it that) and the over the shoulder glance.

Kilchurn Castle

If you take a good look around, there are people fishing and people camping around.

Kilchurn Castle

This is the inside bits of the castle, where there are staircases to help reach parts that are not as accessible.

Kilchurn Castle

So that it will be easier to take pictures such as these ones

Kilchurn Castle

And when you reach the top, the view is simply beautiful and plentiful.

Kilchurn Castle

Kilchurn Castle

We managed to stop a friendly person who was there with her family, to help us capture this shot.

Kilchurn Castle

This castle is only open from April-September (Summer) and this is possibly due to the lack of protection in the cold weather. I am unsure of this but this is the information stated on the website.
So if you are taround the area in the correct time, I urge you to go and visit this castle.